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HMS Jersey Laid Down : 20th September 1937 Launched : 26th September 1938 Completed : 28th April 1939 Type : Destroyer Class : J Builder : White Country : UK Pennants : F72, G72 Fate : Sunk by mine off Malta 2nd May 1941. |
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  HMS Jersey |   HMS Jersey, July 1939. |
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26th September 1938 - Pennant F72 26th September 1938 - Launched 14th April 1939 - Lt.Cdr. Alec Murray McKillop, RN In Command 28th April 1939 - Delivered to the Royal Navy at Portsmouth 28th April 1939 - Arrived Portsmouth from J.S. White & Co., Ltd, Cowes 28th April 1939 - Commissioned. 2nd May 1939 - Completed to full crew to joine the 4th Destroyer Flotilla, Home Fleet 2nd May 1939 - Completed to full crew 2nd May 1939 - 4th Destroyer Flotilla, Home Fleet August 1939 - 7th Destroyer Flotilla, Home Fleet 1st August 1939 - Sailed Portsmouth for Rosyth 15th August 1939 - Sailed Scapa Flow for exercises 21st August 1939 - Arrived Invergordon 29th August 1939 - Encountered German steamer Bremerhaven 1st September 1939 - Sailed the Humber 3rd September 1939 - 7th Destroyer Flotilla, Division 13, Humber 22nd September 1939 - Collided with HMS Javelin both needing repairs. 8th October 1939 - Sailed Grimsby to operate off the mouth of the Skagerrak 16th October 1939 - Joined Convoy HN.0 off Norway 18th October 1939 - Sailed Rosyth 25th October 1939 - Arrived Rosyth 29th October 1939 - Sailed the Humber on operation AG 30th October 1939 - Arrived the Humber 8th November 1939 - Sailed Immingham to join Convoy FN.33 9th November 1939 - Arrived Methil with Convoy FN.33 10th November 1939 - Sailed Immingham 13th November 1939 - Sailed Grimsby to escort Convoy FN.36. Arrived Grimsby same day 21st November 1939 - Joined Convoy FN.39 21st November 1939 - Arrived Methil escorting Convoy FN.39 21st November 1939 - Sailed Immingham and were on a patrol in the North Sea, designated operation BT.2 1st December 1939 - Investigated four unidentified ships as apparently destroyers, five miles east of Coquet Light 6th December 1939 - Received temporary repairs at the Humber Graving Dock 6th December 1939 - Sailed the Humber towed by HMS Juno 7th December 1939 - Action off Cromer. Damaged by torpedo 31st December 1939 - At Hull repairing 7th January 1940 - Completed temporary repairs at the Humber Graving Dock 31st January 1940 - At Hull under repair 29th February 1940 - Under repair at Hull 1st April 1940 - 7th Destroyer Flotilla 13th Division 1st April 1940 - Long repairs at Hull 30th August 1940 - Lt.Cdr. Walter Evershed, RN In Command 23rd September 1940 - Completed repairs at Amos Smith Dock, Hull 28th November 1940 - Sailed from Plymouth to intercept German destroyers reported by an aircraft 8th January 1941 - Lt.Cdr. Anthony Frank Burnell-Nugent, DSC, RN In Command 21st May 1941 - Lt. Cdr. A.F. Burnell-Nugent in Command 21st May 1941 - Sunk | |||
Database Currently Holds : 6284 ships and 6289 crew!
Last edited : 18:34, March 29, 2011
By : jbryce1437
First Added : 12:25, December 14, 2010
By : kc
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